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What's wrong with the diet? Physiological component of the diet.
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    Time 6h 57m
Ongoing, First published Dec 10, 2023
Dedicated to the individual. On Fridays, continuation of the story.
For those who are tired of controlling their diet, calories consumed, and physical activity. For those who have lost faith in diets and the help of various specialists. However, he wants to understand the true causes of his physiological problems and ways to avoid them. This is the first book in a series of 5 books under the general title "What's Wrong with the Diet? Or what's wrong with me? Or a synthesis of the art of living."
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